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CARTOGRAPHY BY JIM JONES & TED KIPER T 4 S T 5 S T 3 S 30 00'T 2 S T 1 S 30 10' T 2 N T 1 N 30 30' 30 20' R 9 W R 5 W 86 50' R 4 W 84 50' R 7 W R 8 W R 6 W 85 00' HOSFORDAPALACHICOLARIVERC A L H O U N C O U N T YF R A N K L I N C O U N T YG A D S D E N C O U N T Y JACKSON COUNTYW A K U L L A C O U N T Y L E O N C O U N T YOCHLOCKONEERIVEROCHLOCKONEERIVER G U L F C O U N T YT 6 S30 20' 30 10' 30 00'T 6 S T 5 S T 4 S T 3 S T 2 S 30 30' T 1 S T 1 N T 2 N R 9 W R 8 W R 7 W R 6 W R 5 W R 4 W 85 00' 84 50' 86 50' BRISTOLTELOGIA SUMATRA l67 67l67l67l67l67l65l379l379l65l12l12l379l333l65l65l65l65l65l20l20l20l20l379l379l379l12l12l12l271l271l270l271l 270l SCALE4 MILES 3 2 1 0.5 0 6 KILOMETERS 5 4 3 2 1 0 N Tjb LIBERTY COUNTY Tjb Th stringers and lenses, occasionally cross bedded, reddish TmcMiccosukee Formation. Clayey sand to sandy clay with clay TjbJackson Blu Formation. Variably sandy clay often with ThHawthorn Group. Sandy clays, silt, occasional carbonates. TabUndierentiated Alum Blu Group. Clays, silts and sands. orange to brick red, oxidized, poorly to moderately carbonates and lowering/reworking of Tertiary siliciclastic resulting from the dissolution of Eocene to Miocene TreResiduum on Eocene. Clay, sandy clay and clayey sands limestone. Variable from packstone to grainstone. ToOcala Limestone. White to gray, fossiliferous, moldic sand and clay. Very fossiliferous. Occasionally TicIntracoastal Formation. Varying mixtures of carbonate May locally contain phosphate. limestone, clays, silts. Fossiliferous, often moldic. TchatChattahoochee Formation. Dolostones with subordinate Often greenish to gray hues. May contain shells.EXPLANATIONQuUndierentiated quartz sands. May consist in part of reworked QTrsSandy and clayey residuum of pre-existing units laying on hues in exposures. Appears to be reworked Tci with very sands with gravel, silt and clay. Often oxidized to reddish QTciCitronelle Formation (reworked). Fine to coarse grained Citronelle. Fine to coarse grained with varying percentages Tertiary carbonates. little to no lithologic change. QUATERNARY/TERTIARY of silt and clay. sediments. abundant fossils. phosphatic. QhHolocene sediments consisting of quartz sand with minor amounts quartz sands. Generally ne to medium grained. dunes. A geomorphic unit on undierentiated, often clean, QbdQuartz sands with surface expression of beach ridges and Often consists of reworked Citronelle Fm. and older units. silts, and clays with varying percentages of organic matter. QalAlluvium deposited in the river ood plains. Quartz sands, Mostly beach and dune sands along present coastline. of organic matter and clay associated with lagoonal deposits. Very ne to coarse grained. QUATERNARY consolidated. TERTIARY component. varies from wackestone to grainstone. Minor siliciclastic Limestone, white to pale orange, fossiliferous, moldic, TsmUndierentiated Suwannee Limestone and Marianna Limestone. to grainstone. Minor siliciclastic component. from poorly recrystallized to well recrystallized, packstone TsSuwannee Limestone. Marine limestone, fossiliferous, varies sediments. carbonates and lowering/reworking of Tertiary siliciclastic resulting from the dissolution of Oligocene-Miocene TroResiduum on Oligocene. Clay, sandy clay and clayey sand lowering/reworking of Tertiary siliciclastic sediments. resulting from the dissolution of Miocene carbonates and TrmResiduum on Miocene. Clay, sandy clay and clayey sandQu Qal Qal Qu Qal Qu Qal Tjb OVWALTER SCHMIDT STATE GEOLOGIST AND CHIEF FLEST. EY1907FRANK R. RUPERT, P.G. #149 1993 ORIDAGEOLGI CALSURFLORIDABYGEOLOGIC MAP OFQu Tic Tic TjbTHIS IS AN INTERIM GEOLOGIC MAP. EDITING AND EDGE MATCHING HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLETED. UPDATING AND CORRECTING ARE CONTINUING. Tjb Tab Tmc Tmc Tjb Tmc Tab Tchat Th Th TmcFGS020793 OPEN FILE MAP SERIES No. 26 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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